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And the Cupertino tech giant unveils its own credit card and News+ subscriptions too.
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And the Cupertino tech giant unveils its own credit card and News+ subscriptions too.
A credit card? All under one company?
Yeah, no. Apple are allowed to go too far under one name. I wouldn't be surprised if regulating authorities start looking at them having too much under one umbrella?
I wish Apple would just make their own country already. God knows they'd run it better than any currently existing government
...for the ultimate dictatorship.Quote:
Originally Posted by Usernamist
WARNING: They wouldn't allow for services such as hospitals. You'd have to "just have another iBaby" if anyone needed repairing (I mean treatment) :D Personally I'd migrate to a PCMR country for lower prices and higher frame rates :P
That's why you buy iBaby Care+. What are you, poor?
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
Another one for Apple Fan Boys.
When did Apple last innovate? Not since the iphone really!
No, it's available for anyone to use - just like Netflix, Amazon and others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaq
It feels like there's too much going on under one hat. The one business has everything from home commercial products to infrastructure and then have a credit card?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoonigan
How did they even get accepted, are they using themselves as collateral and their stocks and shares?
Maybe it's just my naivety but it just feels wrong.
Goldman Sachs is the issuing bank, Apple isn't a regulated bank. I'm sure they have this big pile of digital money sat around somewhere not really doing anything of much importance, of which can be apportioned to being held as collateral by Goldman Sachs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
Anyway...Quote:
Issued by Goldman Sachs Bank USA, Salt Lake City Branch.
Not with interest free options, so no thanks, I'm good.Quote:
Variable APRs range from 13.24% to 24.24% based on creditworthiness. Rates as of March 2019.
Also, only available in one country.Quote:
Will be available for qualifying applicants in the United States.
Apparently, their credit card doesn't have contactless.
2% cash back in the credit card? I’d have one provided there is no annual fee!
Provided you pay it in full at the end of each month, it sounds like a bit of a no-brainer doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by peterb
It does, with biometric verification. It's called an iphoneQuote:
Originally Posted by lyesbkz
Ah ... but it is going to be "magical".Quote:
Originally Posted by lyesbkz